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manifeetly aimed, have no ptol1lo1 -
complaint and no necessity lor ~ kiAu
common cause.
1t must occur, however. t6|ovafy tkue
American that II = standing army = ~
sssary TO the preservation q order ~
republic Is failure. "OrdS{" % u9ip.
tanned is not popular liberty Fseos y
: means Of adjusting social sconemie
differences Is not popular ebvesnnSnt.
These things belong to monarchy md
bsrbarism. Their attempted intzoduc'
|tion upon American soil must b
stamped out and declared sccurDed.
whether the conspiraton BE- ayowsd
Anarchists or members Of TIE LaW-snd-
Order society.
The adequate remedy for the present
clashing Of interests may be yet distant.
but the only true and American method
of preserving order and harmony pend
ing better adjustment is for public
opinion to insist upon arbitration ard
mutual recognition BY the parties in
controversy. The action Of the national
legislature will be closely watched upon
this question, and the enemiNs Of the
people and conspirators Of despotism
will be identified by tie record. Peace
without intimidation is a treasure TOO
precious to be entru ted to believers IN
the order which reigns at Warsaw.-
Irish World.
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United Labor.

Editor Labor Enquirer.
DENVER. Jan. 17.-At the last session
of the United Labor Club of Denver,
the following executive committee were
elected: n
@. o. Shove, Chairman J. J. Smith,
George K. Dorwart. G. W. Eye, Arthur
Cheesewright, j. ]. Callahan. George
Mitchell. g. II. Phelps and John b.
Lennon.
The matter oforganizing the United
Labor Party throughout the state was
referred TO said committee. As the
time to elapse between now and Febru-
ary %, the date for holding the national
convention in Cincinnati, is very short,
we desire that labor organizations
throughout Colorado will take immedi-
ate steps to form local clubs, and CORES
pond with the undersigned without de-
lay, so that stete convention may be
called in time to elect delegates to at
tend the Cincinnati convention.
We most earnestly urge all citizens,
who are In favor Of independent polit-
ical action outside the republican
and democratic psrties. to organize and
help on the movement to restore to the
people the rights that properly belong
to them. The principles Of the United
Labor Party will I've furnished bv the
secretary on application. The press Of
the state are hereby requested to pub
lish this call.
The UNITED LABOR PARTY.
10. SHoyE. Chairman,
1910 Stout street.
JOHN B. LENNON. Secretary, RI
AT Sixteenth street.
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Labor Parasites.

A machinist, shoemaker, or truckman
are equally as respectable as any othel
calling; but why Ralph Beaumont
should live in Washington on the order
at "a per day and expenses, while bettel
and more capable men are at work il
the shoe shops for half that sum, ID
what workingmen should investigate
Tom MCGUIRE may be useful in biz
place and as truckman. but to allow
him to live on the order at "a per day
Is an outrage. and 80 1t is with all the
paid officials connected with or in the
employ of the executive board.
Reduce the salaries and men of prin-
ciple can be found to fill the positions
and true reform will be insugurated.
We firmly believe that tits thest
high salaries which has caused all the
trouble. The men who have. been sails
ried by the order found it more profits
BILE and comfortable to work for the
order than at their trades, and have be-
come avaricious, and hence resOrted To
the course they did to remain in power
and have opportunity to draw on the
treasury. Such of them as were honest
workmen in the days of the past should
be allowed to return to the bench and
workshop. We have no fear that Fred
Turner or Ralph Beaumont will ever
live in any other way than by theil
wits but we propose to do all we can to
rid the order of such leeches. We In
New York know Beaumont very well
and would like to hear from some one
who can enlighten us as to anv period
in his life when he did an honest days
labor, or by what right he calls himself
workingman. and when he was not q
purchasable commodity. When the
order is clear of such men it will prosper
and not till then.-Brooklyn Labor
Press.
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3. Homes, and You w,ll 3. P.,r.

Be Honest and You VIII b Foofs
Ihave conversed with several cracks
men" who have been in Egypt, Turkey
and other foreign lands. Many Of them,
while in prison, study French and Ger
man languages, mechanics and chemis-
try, and have found a few clever lingu-
lists among them. In realy to the Ques-
ton why they did not turn their ener-
gies to honest and industrial pursuits
they would say-as one of them OBJ
served to me-the laws of society are
framed for the purpose of securing the
wealth Of the world to power and caltu-
lation. thereby depriving the larger pof.
ton ofmankind ofits rights and chances
"Why should they punish me for taking
bv somewhat similar means from those
who have taken more than they had q
right."-Correspondent Irish World.
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TPUsTEE,s SALE.

ttN III fIs lt F. fr
WHEREAS, Patrick Brady and, Charlotte N.
Brady, of the County Of Arapahoe, State Of Col.
orado, on the nineteenth day ofNovember, A,
D. lS65, by their deed oftrust Of that date, re.
corded in book 26s, rage lS6, of the records OF
said Arapahoe county, did convey TO the un.
dersiGned W. H. elise, as trustee, the follow
Ing described real estate, situate In the
County of Arapahoe, State Of Colorado, TO-
wit: Lot eleven ny In Block twenty-eight
b(2S), ih Hunts additions TO Denver, to secure
the payment. OF their certain promissory
note for the sum Of two hundred and
seveIty-nve (275) dollars, a. In said deed Of
trust described, and
WHEREAS, SaidInote is past due and un-
paid and Q portion Of the interest thereon.
Now therefore, by virtue Of the power con-
tained In said deed Of trust, and at the re-
quest Of the legal holder Of said note, and for
the purpose Of paying the same and all costs
arising from the execution Of this trust, I,
w. H. elise, trustee as Aforesaid, do hereby
give notice thatI will on Tuesday, the etwenty-
f1fth day OF january A. D., 1887, at ten
o'clock In the forenoon of said day, at the
front door OF the court house facing fremont
street, in Denver, ArapahOe county, State Of
Colorado, sell said described real estate, with
the improvements thereon, and all the right,
title, benefit and equity Of redemption of the
said Patrick Brady and Charlotte NJ Brady,
their heirs and assigns therein, at public auc
tion for the highest and best price the same
psE EvEs, Colo, Dec. "a sss. trustee.
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Ror Sinalea.

About thirty colonists. the second de-
tachment to Topolobampo. lsft on FRI
day for the colony. The evening pre-
vious q largely attended meeting was
held It the city hall for the purpose Of
bidding the departing ones good.by
Speeches were made bv several of the
comrades. g. %. Shove made an excel
lent talk ON the Socialistic question
His arraignmsnt Of the capltalistic
press. and a scathins Indictment of the
money controlled churches. elected
bursts Of applause from the large audi
ence Of men and women who under
stood from personal observation that
the press and pulpit are in the hands OF
the parasites who live of the fruits oil
others toll.
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nosn, whes1 ~ 49, e ~ IN ~
Cbal eonpaiy hosg M q dzllp 49,
0sasbss. ~ eontasy : tui. Ia m
With ~ ~, and ~ G13epooa
s1psrlntsndspt Dolphin nsus16d - d
he stziksrs sBr ,ntdrssiss with tSs msn
u work. 4 esovdlo 800 men sad bevs
ssonsd The }Glces6 who we're etsSdins
The prisonsra and assaulted ~. Dol
phin and his guard aad chsssd them 70
their hotel, which thev also attacked,
breaking many Windows.
THE negroes weikineon sharsS found.
at the end Of the SsaseA that they had
made nothing: that aftsr paying ad-
vancsi to the stoteksspsn, there Wa
nothing coming ID thsm-indesd, that
most Of thsm. aftsf ; years hard labor,
were In debt" 4 ~
The abovs b an extract from { south
srn letter 70 the New York Sun 81 JAM
uary 8. II proves that Jefferson Davis
stated facts whom he aid. . short time
since. that the south. THAT means. Of
course. the capitalists and slave exploit
ss., would not exchange fresif) for
slave labor. NJ
JKRsEY CrrY. Jan. N.-About 1000
hands struck work this morning at Lor-
jllard's tobacco factory. because Of b pro-
posed reduction in their wages The
remaining employees quit work this
afternoon. The last to 60 out were the
girls Who put the revenue stamps on-the
manufactured goods. The entire force
Of about $500 employees Is now out and
the large factories are idle. The strik-
ers dispersed, quietly. and there was no
disorder. ''
BALrrxoRE. Jan. 16.- The Sun has a
special from Rome which says Much
sstonishment Is expressed in ecclesias-
tical circles st the statement which has
been circulated Ii the United States
that Rome has condemned the teachings
Of Henry George. and that DR.. McGlynn
has been censured for advocating them.
II Is authoratively stated that Georges
teachings have not even been examined
By the Propaganda, therefore it is evil
dent that they have not been con-
demned, nor their advocacy censured.
DR.. McGlynn has many warm friends
here and the construction that n put on
his summons to Rome is deprecated as
Q mischievous error. A
CHICAGO. Jan. l9.-Shefif Matson de-
clares that he will not permit the mar
riage Of the condemned Anarchist Spies
and the young woman named Nina Van
Zandt to occur AZ long as Spies remains
under his charge. The sheriff expresses
surprise that the parents Of the girl
should allow her to visit the condemned
criminal. When Miss Van Zandtap.
peared at the Jail this morning she was
refused sdmittancs by the guards. as
orders had been issued to allow no one
to see the Anarchists.
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rxrsA ruDgs.1lsszzI

The subscription pslce sf TIE En-
euIRra has been reduced 70 $50 pr
snnum. and viii b sslt ffse 10 January
1, to all thoss who subscdbs q once.
Friends Of the cause Who ere In earnest
will make special sabrt 10 incssass The
circulation ofths papss. The following
extra inducements ars offered:
Ten copies 10 separate sddrssses, II
desired,) until January !, 1859. upon 10
ceipt OF si260 and he names Of msm-
bers Of the club. -
The assembly Of the Knights Of Labor
sending ten names and el5 In cash will
be presented with handsome picture
lin frame) Of the founders Of the order.
Anyone sending . club Of Ave with
$50 In cash will be presented with
either two or the following works ;
Henry Georges Progress and Poverty" /"
Goorge's Social Problems." Gronlund's
"Co-0perAtive Common wealth."
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5,s JnAs1 49, S1I1.us
nssaa As4asy ~ 49, 49, ..
nsssra| - oDpdel1 - |Desab ~
t1esn xabo8 Enn6s1Us

sl'I.
The following ~ unaa1,oilly
adopted by lpoal assembly m, oe>Isn.
YER. ats regular needing, on NcsAey
svsninG. Dseeubx 81: I'N
Where's. The chief object Of ldbos
Organisations 4 the slsvaHoa Of he
whole human family and the sdvaAcs-
msnt a IL who labor. = vel =
the protection Of tt msmheeshIp by
each Of ths many organisations; and
Whereas. Thsss objects can only -
attained through . unity Of psFposs and
co-opsratipn Of action BY the yanous or
sanisations and
Where's. Il y apparent that, throuRh
the uttsranees and acts Of some Of the
leading officials Of the Knights Of Labor
and the National Trades Unioaa spirit
Of sntagonism has been created. and =
breach. which is constantly widening.
has been made between the order and
the unions, and
Where's We are positively con.
vinced, from information gathered upon
the subject. that the rank and die Of the
organizations involved in this oontro-
versv by The injudicious and rash acts Of
Jealous and bigotsd individuals. are not
only not in sympathy. but are conscien.
tiouslv and emphatically opposed TO the
belliaerent attitude assumed BY the
majority Of the Executive Board Of the
Knights and several Of the national
officers Of the Trades Unions; and be-
lieving that We voice the sentiments Of
everv true member ofour order. there-
fore. belt l.>,
Resolved, By local assembly 2327.
Knights Of Labor. Of Denver, q follows:
~ That this assembly hereby pub
licly announces that 1t Is not in svmps.
thy with the antagonisms shown toward
Trades Unions by some Of the general
officers Of the order, and we declare that
such officials do not represent L. A, 1927
BY such acts, and its members will not
support any mandate which is contrary
to the brotherly sentiment which char
acterizes cur principles, constitution and
ritual. IS y
(2l That we urge all state, district
and local assemblies to support this
movement in the interest of fraternity,
bv the passage ofsimilar resolutions.
(3) That We cou unsel our General Ex-
ecutive Board to ia ke such steps at once
as will lead to a settlement of all past
and present difficulties and establish for
the future harm onious and friendly re-
lations between all organisations whose
aims are the advancement Of the wage
worker, and that COPY ofthese resolu-
;tions be mailed to each member Of the
General Executive Board.
~ That these resolutions be printed
in four consecutive issues of THE LABOR
ENou,RER, Of Denver. and that all labor
papers be requested to copy or review
the same. to the end that the workers Of
the land may take q stand that will in
the future prevent the evil.ninded
leaders Of any organization from ap-
pearingin the attitude of representatives
of any branch of the grand army Of Or
ganized labor. when venting individual
malice and exercising revenge for per-
sonal wrongs-real or imaginary.
In the Cause Of Humanity,
A. MANTEY, NJ. w.
[sEAL. C. L. MERRITT. R. s.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed In his hands BY an East
India missionary the formula Of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma'
tarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Afrsc-
tions, alsoAs positive and radical cure fpr
Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints
after having tested its wonderful curative
duty to make It known TO his suffering fel-
lows. Actuated by this motive and desire
to relieve human suffering, Will send free
Of charge, to all who desire 1t, this recipe, IN
German, French or English, with full direc
tions for preparing and using. Sent by mail
by addressing with stamp, nami4gth this paper
WA. MOVES, l49 Powerh Block, Rochester
New York. ~ cow +
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Pinkerton Thugs Numbering Again.
JERSEY CRY, Jan. AO.-About o'clock
this afternoo while party Of bows
were playing in an open lot adjoining
the yards of the Delaware, Lacka wanna
& Western Railroad COMPANY, fracas
occurred between the boys and Pinker.
toms men, and Thomas Hogan. aged 16
wears, q looker.on, was shot and killed
by, one OF Pinkertou's men.
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A Young sselaI,ss.

Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen vinot,
on January 10. son. Congratulations
Of The ESauIREB are extended. Com
rsde vinot SAYS he will train the young
Socialist so that he may be able to do
battle In the future for the Rights of
Man, rs his father has done IN the past.
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The capitalist feasts and the laborer
fasts. and the lAborer is called hard
names for trying 10 effect . change in
this arrangement Of things.
Tho common schools are educating
the masses. Capital 10 producing pow
srtv. Education and poveftv will make
. people ast-clsss Rsvolutio nists.
The charity Of the rich is the bone
that Il thrown 70 the dog 10 An effort
to stop thC internal howlinr Of hunger
that grats % haphlv ON the rich mans
eara-Milwsukee Labor Review.
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The story Of the Aharchists.

A book of $50 pages, containing the
lives, photographs and last speeches of
the Chicago Anarchists, with an intro.
duction by Captain Black. will shortly
appear. Agents can make money hand.
ling this book. For terms and further
particulars address VIM. Holmes, loo
Bryson street. Chicago. Illinois. IA
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.DDRY GOODS co.
COOPERATION.
To Prosre..,vs Men nd women.

An agricultural and industrial colony,
having for It's aim, Liberty, Equality.
Fraterni and Solidarity, is being
formed, on the cooperative plan. in one
of the most favorable locatiQnsin Cali
fornia. Only those in full sympathy
with onr aims and objects aresinvited to
JOIN. For terms and particulars address
y J. Martin, Traver, Tulars county, CAL
furnia, ~
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IvInT7can live at home, and make more
viii money ct work for rs, than 1t any
III thing else In this world. Capital
OOn0t needed: y0u are started freo.
Both sexes; all ages. Anyone can do the
WORK. Large earnings sure from first start.
Costly outfit and t1ms free. Better not de.
dfess and ind out; Il You are wise You @ viii
do % q one. H. HALLETr 4 CO., Port
land, Maine. 4850t
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The cslsbrltsd stiG Hats from the
Cooperative Hat COMPANY just received
ct C,avton'A IS 81
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largest store.
The Largest stock.
The latest STYLES,

And the lowest prices in Mems and
Boys Hats and Caps at I. 8. Clayton's,
2S5 and 2853 Fifteenth street.
N. B.-Until further notice my store
will be closed on SUNDAYS.
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The auditing Committee Reports.
I'm Langford, Colo, Jan. II.
Editor Labor ENQUIRER.
Please publish enclosed statement OF
money received and pal l out in aid Of
the Marshall coal miners during the
late strike, and ob liges
Yours respectfully.
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across the aisle and saw the Young ladv's hea

across tho aisle and saw the young lady's head
had fallen over on the back of her seat and
hung only by the skin
"Ihe sight of the dead and wounded lying in
the adjacent fields horrible Tney were
lying in little heaps OF about a dozen, all hav-
ing been killed in different manner. The en-
tire side OF one mans face would be mashed in,
while hole as large your fist in the lore
head Of another would show where timber
had penetrated Three-fourths of the dead
never knew what killed them. 1t was n sight
never want to look upon again. There were
young ladies in picnic dress, with their white
skirts saturated with blood and the front Of
their faces mashed beyond recognition. one
younglooking mother had held her baby in her
arms when u timber, striking the child in the
back, impaled both victims in instant death.
The mothers face did not bear Il scratch, hut
the expression upon it will haunt me to the
grave"
Mr.. Church said that the action OF the railroad
officials after the accident was condemned by
almost everybody Hundreds of people got as
far as Forest on their way TO the wreck but had
TO walk the rest of the distance-siN miles.
Officials rode up and down the tracks and Il
few slow trains brought in the dead, but tine
wounded and dying were left on the ground,
with no relief except that which their partners